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Supporting symmetric 128-bit AES in networked embedded systems: An elliptic curve key establishment protocol-on-chip
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The secure establishment of cryptographic keys for symmetric encryption via key agreement protocols enables nodes in a network of embedded systems and remote agents to communicate securely in an insecure environment. In this paper, we propose a pure hardware implementation of a key agreement protocol, which uses the elliptic curve Diffie-Hellmann and digital signature algorithms and enables two parties, a remote agent and a networked embedded system, to establish a 128-bit symmetric key for encryption of all transmitted data via the advanced encryption scheme (AES). The resulting implementation is a protocol-on-chip that supports full 128-bit equivalent security (PoC-128). The PoC-128 has been implemented in an FPGA, but it can also be used as an IP within different embedded applications. As 128-bit security is conjectured valid for the foreseeable future, the PoC-128 goes well beyond the state of art in securing networked embedded devices.
Hindawi Publishing Corporation
EURASIP Journal on Embedded Systems
2007
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Duraisamy, R., et al., (2007). Supporting symmetric 128-bit AES in networked embedded systems: An elliptic curve key establishment protocol-on-chip, EURASIP Journal on Embedded Systems , (65751): 1-9
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